- None
- Architecture
- Barber Shop
- Blue Rock Hill
- Candy Store
- Characters
- Cinema
- Clothing Store
- Deli
- Demography
- Department Store
- Emerson's
- Freak Lunchbox
- Gaiety Theatre
- Great Depression
- Hardware Store
- Hayday
- Heartbreak Boutique
- Heritage
- Heritage
- Imperial Theatre
- King Street Saint John
- Lily Lake
- Music
- Odeon Theatre
- Parade
- Parade
- Paramount Theatre
- Park
- Robert William Lane
- Saint John Christmas Parade
- Saint Johns Pigeons
- Steen's Family Hair Care
- The Butcher's Daughter
- Theatre
- Theatre
- Three Sisters Lamp
- Uptown Saint John
To Honour My Father, The Butcher
“My father was a butcher, so there was the smell of curing meat, which can actually be quite good. That, mixed with spices and fresh baking, was an incredible place, still is.” – Cindy Christie
The Story of the Imperial Theatre
“What I think the central part of, I think people would ask me to participate in your project was the story of the Imperial Theatre. And it really is an amazing story.” – Jack MacDougall
Uptown Changes
“I came here in 1962 and it was always called Uptown St. John. I lived in a lot of cities and this is the first I ever heard of that.” – Cyril Smith
Things You Can Find in The Freak Lunchbox
“The Freak Lunchbox. It’s a candy store.” – Colin Vautour
Going to Ken Steen’s Barbershop
“It was called Ken Steen’s Barbershop and everyone on our street would always know that we had gone there because my brother and I would always get the exact same haircut. And 25 years later, Ken Steen’s Barbershop is still open and still cutting hair.” – David Gallant